What does fare mean?
fare means FEMINIST ART RESOURCES IN EDUCATION
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for FEMINIST ART RESOURCES IN EDUCATION?
FEMINIST ART RESOURCES IN EDUCATION can be abbreviated as fare
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What does fare stand for? fare stands for "FEMINIST ART RESOURCES IN EDUCATION". |
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What does fare mean? fare as abbreviation means "FEMINIST ART RESOURCES IN EDUCATION". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CORE - Central Office for Resources in Education
- SCORE - Support Centre for Open Resources in Education
- TRIE - Technology Resources in Education
- CORE - Collected Original Resources in Education
- CRED - Community Resources in EDucation
- FAAB - Feminist Art Action Brigade
- FAR - Feminist Activist Resources
- PREL - Pacific Resources in Education and Learning
- REI - Resources in Education Index
- SCORE - Schools of California Online Resources in Education
- WIRE - Why ISDN Resources in Education
- cadre - Center for the Advancement of Digital Resources in Education
- core - Community Options for Resources in Education
- fah - Feminist Art History
- fan - Feminist Art News
- RIE - Resources in Education
- spore - Science Prize for Online Resources in Education
- aspire - Alliance for School-based Problem-solving & Intervention Resources in Education
- ASPIRE - Aurora Schools Partnership for Initiatives and Resources in Education
- FIRE - Feminist Issues, Rights, and Education